Morrowind Role-Play: The Khajiit Juggler
Character Details
Race: Khajiit (or variants)
Birthsign: The Thief
Class: Juggler (Class 057)
Class Description: You use the magic arts to entertain and amaze, causing fireballs and knives to dance through the air in feats of artistic and technical skill that defy the laws of nature.
Starting Scenario: Performer
Background: Knife Thrower (Raised in Carnival or Street Urchin work too.)
Religion
You worship Azura as patron of the Khajiit and goddess of transitions, seeing her as the protector of your people and guide through life's changes.
Affiliations
✅Twin Lamps
✅Thieves Guild
✅Mages Guild
🟡House Hlaalu
🟡Morag Tong
🟡Blades
❌Tribunal Temple
❌Imperial Cult and Legion
❌House Redoran and Telvanni
Interests
You specialize in magical throwing weapons, always keeping one from each stack of projectiles you acquire.
You collect Books of Riddles and any materials that could enhance your performances.
You actively seek out bandit and slaver hideouts, knowing they contain both valuable loot and slaves who desperately need liberation.
Goals and handicaps
You search tirelessly for your sister Ahdri, who remains enslaved somewhere in a cave.
You work to establish a network of safe houses across Vvardenfell for escaped slaves.
You favour fire magic above all other elements
Your attire is always eye-catching
Likes and Dislikes
You despise any form of slavery or bondage, viewing chains as an affront to the natural order of freedom.
You find yourself fascinated by lock mechanisms and keys, seeing each as a puzzle that represents potential liberation. You collect keys of any size and shape.
Backstory suggestion
Daro'Vashi Bright-Paws was born in Rimmen, where his mother performed for coin in the marketplace while his father worked as a caravan guard. From an early age, Daro'Vashi showed remarkable dexterity and an intuitive understanding of magic, learning to juggle flaming torches before he could properly read. His performances grew increasingly elaborate, but his greatest skill wasn't in entertainment: it was in making things disappear from his audience's pockets while they watched his dancing flames.